Career | Neuro Hospital

Critical Care Nurse

Posted on 22 November 2025

He/ She involves in the specialized care of critically ill or unstable patients in intensive care units (ICUs) or other acute care settings.

Continuous Assessment: Perform frequent, in-depth physical, and neurological assessments to detect rapid changes in patient condition.
Complex Monitoring: Interpret and manage advanced monitoring data, including hemodynamic pressures, cardiac rhythms (ECG), and arterial blood gases (ABGs).
Medication Management: Safely administer and precisely titrate high-alert medications and continuous intravenous infusions (e.g., vasoactive drips, sedatives).
Respiratory Care: Manage patients on mechanical ventilation, including setting adjustments, airway maintenance, and frequent suctioning.
Emergency Response: Initiate and participate effectively in emergency procedures (e.g., CPR, ACLS protocols) to stabilize critical events.
Invasive Line Care: Maintain sterility and integrity of all invasive devices, tubes, and drains (e.g., central lines, chest tubes, catheters).
Equipment Proficiency: Operate, monitor, and troubleshoot specialized ICU equipment such as ventilators, monitors, and infusion pumps.
Detailed Documentation: Ensure accurate, timely, and comprehensive charting of all assessments, interventions, and patient responses.
Team Collaboration: Communicate critical patient status and assessment findings clearly and promptly to the physician and healthcare team.
Patient Advocacy: Provide crucial emotional support and education to patients and families regarding treatment plans and difficult ethical decisions.

Required Candidates: 10

Salary: As per the government standard.

Posted on 22 November 2025

She is responsible for direct patient care, which includes administering medication, monitoring vital signs, and maintaining medical records.

Patient care: Assess patient needs, provide medical treatments, administer medications, and monitor patient conditions and progress.
Documentation: Keep detailed and accurate medical records of patient assessments, treatments, and progress.
Collaboration: Work with physicians, registered nurses, and other healthcare team members to develop and execute patient care plans.
Patient and family education: Educate patients and their families about their medical conditions, treatment plans, and preventative care measures.
Equipment and environment: Operate and monitor medical equipment and maintain a clean, safe, and organized patient environment.
Coordination: Facilitate patient admissions, transfers, and discharges, and assist with care transitions.
Detailed Documentation: Ensure accurate, timely, and comprehensive charting of all assessments, interventions, and patient responses.
Team Collaboration: Communicate critical patient status and assessment findings clearly and promptly to the healthcare team.
Patient Advocacy: Provide crucial emotional support and education to patients and families regarding treatment plans and difficult ethical decisions.

Required Candidates: 20

Salary: As per the government standard.